11 Hills Every Texan Is Willing To Die On
There are certain things Texans will argue over until our last dying breath. We’re an opinionated bunch, after all, and we aren’t willing to sacrifice any of the things that make our state and its people so wonderful (like chili without beans.) See how many of these Texas quirks you can relate to:
When Mississippi tried to one-up us by building the largest Buc-ee's in the country, we clapped back by building an even bigger one.
We look like fish out of water when we visit other states and try to go grocery shopping. H-E-B for president.
When you state is over 800 miles across, all that really matters is how long it's going to take you to get to your destination.
Have you seen Big Tex? The San Jacinto Monument? How about the fact that our capitol building is bigger than the U.S. capitol?
Chicken-fried steak, Tex-Mex, BBQ (the real stuff, not the inedible trash other states try to pass off as food)…we definitely eat well here in the Lone Star State.
Those Friday night lights have a certain magic about them that's impossible to put into words.
They may look silly to outsiders, but to us, they're a time-honored tradition that we'll defend to the death.
Preferably served alongside a bucket (or several) of warm, perfectly-salted tortilla chips and queso.
We're used to losing power and duking it out with our insurance companies over home repairs. Getting snowed in and having to wake up hours before work to defrost our windshields, however? That's just something we Texans aren't built for.
How many other states have waffle makers shaped like them? That's right - zero (that we know of, at least.)
Anyone who says otherwise has no idea what they're talking about.
How many of these hills are you willing to die on? Tell us your thoughts in the comments! Don’t forget to check out our previous article for some hilarious (and true) memes about Texas.
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